Interconnection


Panel feedthrough connectors

6 March 2013 Interconnection

WAGO has expanded its Mid Multi connection system (MCS-MIDI) to include locking male connectors with snap-in flanges. Using these connectors, panel feedthroughs for 5–2,5 mm panel wall thickness can be quickly and easily implemented without screws.

This saves the user valuable time and costs, as the recess in the panel is less complicated and does not require any drilled holes for anchors such as screws. As a result, the number of parts required for the feedthroughs is reduced, along with the logistics involved.

The connectors are available with pin spacing of 5 mm, 5,08 mm, 7,5 mm and 7,62 mm, and can accommodate conductor sizes of 0,08 to 2,5 mm² (AWG #28–#12). These connectors are designed for the following rated values: 12 A and up to 630 V for pin spacings of 5 and 5,08 mm, and up to 1000 V for pin spacings of 7,5 and 7,62 mm.

For more information contact Shorrock Automation, +27 (0)12 345 4449, [email protected], www.shorrock.co.za





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